IMCO Super Black Nickel Brass

IMCO oil lighters feature reliable quality and stylish design born of their historical background, and the IMCO Super Flint Type 6700P is one of the most attractive models with black nickel plating that gives it a masculine look.

This new model has a heavy brass construction, but the black nickel plating gives it a sophisticated look. This plating is durable, and the more it is used, the more it becomes more textured, creating a unique and masculine atmosphere.

The IMCO Super Flint Type 6700P has a simple ignition and a compact size that is easy to carry, making it reliable not only for daily use, but also for outdoor activities and travel, etc. Enjoy the fusion of quality and design that the IMCO brand is known for.

IMCO Super Black Nickel Brass

This model retains the design from its original release in 1937. It features one-touch ignition and is made from brass. The oil tank can be detached while the flame is lit, allowing it to serve as a makeshift candle or hand warmer. The sliding windscreen allows for airflow adjustment, ensuring reliable ignition even in strong winds.

This is a flint oil lighter.

IMCO Super Black Nickel Brass

Code: #61389

IMCO

IMCO (Imco), the company that set the global standard for lighters today, started its journey when it was originally a button manufacturer. At the request of the Imperial government of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the company began producing lighters for soldiers, marking the beginning of IMCO’s lighter manufacturing history.

This also marks the beginning of the history of oil lighters. The standards for oil lighters were based on IMCO’s original specifications, and even iconic brands like ZIPPO and disposable lighters follow these specifications today.

IMCO’s origins on the battlefield shaped its key characteristics of being sturdy and easy to use. The lighters, combining a refined shape with a classic look and user-friendly features, have remained full of charm, even nearly 100 years later.

Although IMCO has since withdrawn from lighter manufacturing, which saddened collectors worldwide, shortly after their exit in 2013, Japan's import agent, Tsuge Pipe Company, acquired the brand along with its blueprints. IMCO has now been reborn as a brand that offers a range of high-quality, Japan-made products.

IMCO Super / Junior

The much-anticipated revival of the "Super" and "Junior" oil lighters. IMCO’s oil lighters are known for their complex internal structures and numerous parts. In the revival version, the internal mechanisms remain the same, but the material has been upgraded to corrosion-resistant SUS430 stainless steel, improving durability. With attention to every detail, the fully restored "Super" and "Junior" lighters have been reborn in an even more advanced form.